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Last updated 1 year ago

What is an intellectual property complaint?

If another Amazon seller sees that you are selling a similar product to theirs, they may believe it is a counterfeit product and file a complaint. More often than not, the other Amazon seller is trying to get your account suspended to decrease their competition. However, just because you see "Ip" or "pl" when looking at a product, doesn't mean it's actually IP'D or a PL product. To have a better gauge of determining this, you'll want to look at the chart as stated previously.